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READ MORESuper penalties harm half of honest businesses
A Victorian bookkeeper has slammed the ATO’s approach to late superannuation payments, saying it harms innocent businesses more than deliberate payment dodgers.
Speaking to My Business, David Farrugia, director of Top Notch Consulting, says that the penalties for late payment of employee superannuation entitlements are actually skewed in the favour of those business owners it is meant to target.
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